Demand for Nigeria’s one-year T-bills is declining despite rising yields, attributed to liquidity constraints. A
Nigeria faces a severe economic crisis with high inflation and currency devaluation, leading citizens to
Nigeria spent $1.87 billion on food imports in the first nine months of 2024, reflecting
Nigeria is poised to recognize cryptocurrencies with the 2025 Nigerian Investment and Securities Bill, which
AERMP predicts Nigeria’s economy will experience significant growth by 2025, citing reforms under President Tinubu
Nigeria’s foreign debt service costs hit $5.47 billion from January 2024 to February 2025, adding
A Chatham House report indicates that Nigeria is more competitive than in 25 years, thanks
Nigeria’s government retains Remitta as its payment gateway and integrates it with the new Treasury
Nigeria’s Eurobond yields are rising as foreign portfolio investors trim their holdings due to bearish
The Central Bank of Nigeria has appointed 16 new directors, which will impact banking supervision,